Nonprofit Home Start Aims to Protect San Diego Children & Families

For more than 50 years, Home Start, Inc. has been working to prevent child abuse and neglect by strengthening families and communities. The nonprofit addresses conditions that increase the risk of abuse, such as poverty and unemployment, through education, therapy, and parenting support programs. La
Read MoreIrvine Company exits downtown San Diego with sale of One America Plaza

Southern California real estate giant Irvine Company has completed its retreat from downtown San Diego with the sale of its flagship office tower, One America Plaza, to a familiar, high-net-worth buyer. On Tuesday, a joint venture affiliated with Sacramento-based real estate company Saca Development
Read More8 San Diego Nonprofit Events to Attend This November

Feeding San Diego’s Thanksgiving Food Drive November 1-23 San Diego restaurants Cork & Craft, Glass Box, and Zen Modern Asian Bistro are teaming up with Feeding San Diego for a Thanksgiving food drive. The restaurants are offering a discount for donating nonperishable food items, and the food collec
Read MoreAverage long-term US mortgage rate dips to 6.17%, its lowest level in more than a year

By ALEX VEIGA, AP Business Writer The average rate on a 30-year U.S. mortgage fell for the fourth week in a row to its lowest level in more than a year. Lower mortgage rates boost homebuyers’ purchasing power. They also benefit homeowners eager to refinance their current home loan to a more attracti
Read MoreCasa LyP by LS Arquitecturas: A Modern Composition of Light and Simplicity

Located in the open landscape of Novelda, Spain, Casa LyP by LS Arquitecturas is a refined exercise in geometry and light. The house features a minimalist exterior made of pale concrete volumes, where horizontal planes and deep overhangs create a strong architectural rhythm. Large floor-to-ceiling w
Read More16 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend Oct. 28 – Nov. 2

With spooky season gearing up for its last hurrah, San Diego has plenty of tricks and treats in store this weekend. Estancia La Jolla will host its Emerald-City esque Beyond the Rainbow party, Rooftop Cinema Club is showing a Brooklyn Nine-Nine Halloween marathon and Nightmare on Normal Street is we
Read More15 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend Oct. 28 – Nov. 2

With spooky season gearing up for its last hurrah, San Diego has plenty of tricks and treats in store this weekend. Estancia La Jolla will host its Emerald-City esque Beyond the Rainbow party, Rooftop Cinema Club is showing a Brooklyn Nine-Nine Halloween marathon and Nightmare on Normal Street is we
Read MoreSan Diego renter ordinance wants to stop landlords from charging for pets, trash collection

A proposed ordinance from two San Diego politicians would stop landlords from charging renters “junk fees” that include paying extra for pets and marking up trash collection, as well as offer other protections. San Diego Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera and San Diego County Supervisor Monica Montgomery
Read MoreRiverwalk developer secures $380M, resumes construction on Mission Valley project

More than three years after breaking ground, the developer behind the Riverwalk project is finally in a financial position to erect its first residential and retail buildings on the expansive Mission Valley property that follows Friars Road west of Fashion Valley. Monday, Houston-based real estate i
Read MoreSan Diego home prices have stopped rising. The nation isn’t far behind

National home prices are rising at their slowest level in more than two years, and San Diego is one of the markets dragging the average down. The San Diego metropolitan area’s home price decreased 0.66% annually in August, said the S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Indices report Tuesday. That placed San Di
Read MoreIn Photos: San Diego’s Iconic Taco Shops

San Diego’s taco shops don’t just feed our city, they cultivate culture. In Marshall Williams’ Taco Stand Vernacular photo series, these tortilla temples become a rigorous, black-and-white typology—glowing kiosks and drive-throughs isolated at dusk when the sky goes soft and signage calls to hungry
Read MoreFirst look: Foxhill development in La Jolla, with homes up to $27.5M, starts work

Work on the first gated community in La Jolla in decades started recently with the clearing of a three-hole golf course and the marketing of unbuilt homes. Foxhill La Jolla developers are busy transforming the site off Romero Drive for multimillion-dollar homes with ocean views. The 32-acre property
Read MoreThis Concrete House Redefines Indoor-Outdoor Living with Raw Elegance and Soaring Spaces

In Goiânia, Brazil, Dayala e Rafael Arquitetos Associados designed the Concrete House as a raw yet refined response to a steep terrain. The home unfolds across two levels, its bold horizontals anchoring it to the slope while large openings dissolve boundaries between interior and exterior. The skyli
Read MoreThe Best Things to Do in San Diego: November 2025

November is here, and San Diego is buzzing with events and activities to kick off the holiday season. From community street fairs and local 5Ks to the 250th anniversary celebrations of the Navy and Marine Corps, there’s no shortage of things to do in the city this month. Sports fans can catch the Ra
Read MoreThe Villa That Becomes the Mountain: Oppenheim’s Hidden Masterpiece in Albania

Perched on the rugged cliffs of Jalë Bay, the Signature Villa by Oppenheim Architecture seems to emerge naturally from the Albanian landscape. Carved into the terrain, the structure’s cast-in-place concrete mimics the texture of the surrounding rock, creating a seamless dialogue between architecture
Read MoreMost expensive ever: This $50M beach mansion sets record for San Diego County

A Del Mar mansion has shattered San Diego County records for the most expensive residential property after it sold for $50 million this week. The newly built mansion at 2920 Camino Del Mar went on sale in November 2024 for $75 million but slashed its price to $59.5 million in June before finally sel
Read MoreShuttered Costa Verde Center slated to be razed early next year

The owner of the Costa Verde Center just opposite Westfield UTC is, following the removal of a commercial land-use restriction, now preparing to raze the shuttered strip mall in the coming months to eventually make way for an urban village-style neighborhood with thousands of residences alongside gr
Read MorePoll: Housing industry is part of affordability problem

What’s the biggest cause of high housing costs in the nation? Industry insiders answer that government bureaucracy slows or prevents the construction of new housing, compounded by the public’s “not-in-my-backyard” aversion to adding homes in their neighborhoods. Well, one poll shows the typical Amer
Read MoreYou’d Never Guess This Modern Home Was Built from Shipping Containers

Shipping container homes have become a symbol of sustainability and creative architecture. By reusing industrial containers, architects can design efficient, durable, and strikingly contemporary living spaces that fit both urban and off-grid living. We previously covered an extensive list of these i
Read MoreScripps’s New Tool Predicts Ocean Contamination Days in Advance

For years, San Diegans near our southern beaches have learned to treat the Pacific with suspicion. On a day when the water looks inviting, invisible pathogens may be drifting north from Tijuana, where a water treatment plant struggles to contain its outflow. Swimming in these conditions can feel les
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